MONROVIA – Residents of the 704, Du-port-road community last woke up to the gruesome murder of 32-year-old Alpha Gray. Her mutilated remains were discovered in an abandoned building believed to be owned by former rebel general Cucu Dennis.
Report by Henry Karmo, [email protected]
Abi, as she was affectionately called was found lying lifeless in a pool of blood, with several lacerations believed to be deep wounds resulting from stabbings in her chest and stomach.
The building, according to many residents of 704 Community, is a notorious hideout for criminals.
No suspect has been arrested yet as circumstances surrounding the ghastly death of Abi is mixed with different eyewitness accounts.
Some accounts state that Abi was a known sex worker who was involved in stealing from her clients, while other accounts state that she was a family person with three children – two boys and a girl.
According to family sources, the youngest of Abi’s three children is a girl and is a little over two years old.
The Liberian National Police has not released any statement surrounding the preliminary investigation. However, a FrontPageAfrica reporter visited both Shara Community and Zone Five community police depots but was told to contact the police spokesman Moses Carter who promised to get back with information but didn’t up to press time.
According to family sources, with support from the Liberian National Police, the remains of Alpha Gray were taken to the Johns F. Kennedy (JFK) Memorial hospital for further examination.
They could not confirm whether body parts were extracted from her. They are, however, optimistic that the results from the JFK will give them a clear understanding of what transpired that led to her gruesome murder.
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